Canelo Bivol rounds 1-4 - "close fight" comprehensively debunked debunked

Certainly not R1, I'd have to watch the fight back to re-evaluate R2-4.

All I remember is the words "2-2".

Whilst I favoured Bivol, I am also honest when watching a fight. Dis-honesty makes one look foolish (eventually).

When watching AJ v Usyk, the first 20 seconds when Usyk double jabbed AJ with no reply, I said to a mate "I am uneasy about this fight for AJ the way he got through", my assertions were already active and sadly, came true.

 

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I wonder if he realises this forum actually pity's him? Boxing_Master would have run rings around this guy.

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Certainly not Round 1? But you can't remember which ones. If you don't remember which ones you gave to Canelo, then how do you know it wasn't Round 1?

Ahh so you favored Bivol, seems to be a common theme here. But you still gave Canelo 2 rounds out of the first 4, so that says something. While favoring Bivol you still found 2 rounds to give to Canelo. He must have been doing something good for you to do that, especially if you were favoring Bivol.

Lets keep it focused on Canelo Bivol.

 

What's weird is that you didn't think you could score any of the first 3 to Canelo.

 

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Nor did the other 849 people.


Remember, you posted this last week. When you were trying your best to convince people that Canelo won more than one round?

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@shadow111

R1 is easy to remember, it isn't submerged into the others.

If you're going to troll myself and my honest assessments, then I will gladly leave you to it.

I know both what I viewed and equally scored.

Have a good day.

 

Not too good at interpreting polls are we? About 340 of those 849 scored 1 and 3 for Canelo, while over 400 scored round 2 for Canelo.

 

If I remember correctly the first 3-4 were close then Bivol pretty much pulled away and won every round after. I need to re-watch though.

 

And from the majority of those, what rounds did Canelo win exactly?
I'll wait.

 

Round 1 isn't submerged into the others? What does that mean? FYI I asked for your honest assessment by asking you what rounds you gave to Canelo and you couldn't remember. I'm mainly focused on Round 1 at the moment because Q is counting love taps that were blocked and ignoring combos by Canelo.

If you can't remember what rounds you scored to Canelo, but remember giving him 2 of the first 4 to him, then that suggests that you thought those rounds were at the very least close and competitive rather than clear Bivol rounds whch is the argument that Q is making. It would help if you would remember which rounds you gave to Canelo, but I'm trying keep the focus on Round 1 at the moment.

 

I can help you.
Canelo landed 5 punches.

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You're much needed in here ellerbe. I'm trying to go through Round 1 with these clowns but they have a bad case of cognitive dissonance going on. Q is counting love taps that were blocked while ignoring Canelo combos. You can't make this up lol.

 

So do you always use compubox when assessing a fight? Do you consistently use compubox as evidence even when a fighter you like lands less punches than you saw and they scored pitty pat shots for their opponent?

 

No, no I don't. I don't use Compubox at all, because I have eyes. I prefer to watch with both eyes open. Because Shadow isn't capable of doing so, I'm providing a platform that isn't swayed by bias.

Did you not read the round-by-round? It was more demoralising than the Compubox numbers


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But hey, let's pivot and find another angle to come up with some mythical rounds that Canelo won!
We're already reaching to find some punches. Might want to look for head clashes and low blows too (score them for Canelo though, please)